Ask the Author: Ramesh Nyberg
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Ramesh Nyberg
Hi Glen!
That depends. They are very different books. But if you are interested in true crime/true detective stories, read "Badge, Tie, and Gun"
That depends. They are very different books. But if you are interested in true crime/true detective stories, read "Badge, Tie, and Gun"
Ramesh Nyberg
My uncle's disappearance. I investigated it after my retirement, but still no sign of him. James Herz, last seen in Quartzsite, Arizona, circa 1987.
Ramesh Nyberg
They listened and cheered. Then they went up the Capitol steps.
Ramesh Nyberg
Larry McMurty's old west, particularly in "Anything for Billy" and "Buffalo Girls".
What would I do? Observe. Participating in anything would likely get you killed
What would I do? Observe. Participating in anything would likely get you killed
Ramesh Nyberg
More Carl Hiaasen, Kenneth Goddard, and non-fiction books about human sexuality
Ramesh Nyberg
I'm behind on my Carl Hiaasen stuff, he's always been one of my favorites. I also like Kenneth Goddard's military/political thrillers, and I haven't seen what Tom Clancy has been up to in a while.
I will also be seeking out non-fiction work in the area of human sexuality, which has always fascinated me.
I will also be seeking out non-fiction work in the area of human sexuality, which has always fascinated me.
Ramesh Nyberg
It's another investigative-related non-fiction work, specifically about cold case investigations.
Ramesh Nyberg
I have a lot of different interests, so if I get stuck during writing about investigations, I'll either take a break completely or start writing something else for a while, and that seems to work for me.
Ramesh Nyberg
There is great satisfaction in creating something out of your own experiences and being able to help other people with it. I don't know that there is another endeavor that can accomplish that. So it's fulfilling in that way.
Ramesh Nyberg
Don't give up! It's not an easy thing to break in, and to get noticed. Just keep writing, and keep trying.
Ramesh Nyberg
My personal experiences. Life has a lot to teach us, and I enjoy sharing what I learn with others. I enjoy the expression, and the English language gives a writer a rich inventory with which to do that!
Ramesh Nyberg
This was something I've been considering for years, and the content is all from my law enforcement career. After retiring I opened a private investigation agency, and this book started out as a training manual that I was going to share only with young investigators who were working with me. I decided to take it on a broader level and turn it into this book.
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